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Cure for yellow blotches in AVCHD video?
I used to have an older AVCHD camera, but decided to upgrade to Sony HDR-PJ10. One of the issues with the old camera was that video from low-light environments was very drab, grey, grainy and with very limited range. The PJ10 is an improvement in this area, but a consequence of the video gain is that low-light footage has a lot of ugly yellow blotches. This especially applies to white/light gray areas such as wallpaper.
I understand that I can’t eliminate this problem without getting better camera hardware, but would appreciate it if anyone knew a way to filter this out in Premiere pro CS6. I have tried reducing the saturation of that particular shade of yellow, but that doesn’t really give a good result. Any tips?
My video is AVCHD 1920:1080p 50 fps.
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If you really don’t like it, I suggest grabbing Neat Video https://www.neatvideo.com/
The older RED ONE camera, for as high end as it is, suffers from blue/yellow low frequency noise (splotching) and I achieved excellent results cleaning up entire projects with this plugin. It’s also CUDA accelerated internally if you have a NVidia GPU. It’s a life saver.
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Checked some Youtube examples of this tool in action, it’s certainly something to consider. Thanks!
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